Caricature of Gilbert Burnet (1643-1715) mb-code IA30b Brian Pettit

Brian Pettit

One can see the crinoline ruffles at the bottom of her dress which were added to make the skirt look even fuller

while in the centre a phoenix bursts from the ground (inscribed: 'Naturae regna instar Phoenicis per ignem reviviscunt')

Clare Market

The Guildhall Civic Banquet for Queen Victoria held on 9 November 1837

Caricature of Gilbert Burnet (1643-1715) mb-code IA30b Brian PettitSatirical portrait of a clergyman half dressed as an Anglican, half as a puritan and standing at a pulpit and tub. On a table to the left as viewed, Roman Catholic accoutrements spill out of a bag near an hourglass. The Book of Common Prayer lies open before the pulpit. Inscribed in verse: 'A true blew Priest a Lincey Woolsey Brother One Legg a Pulpitt holds a Tubb the other An Orthodox, grave, moderate, Presbyterian Half Suplice, Cloake half Priest